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That's the Way Love Goes

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1. That's The Way Love Goes (CJ R&B 7'' Mix) 4:11
2. That's The Way Love Goes (CJ R&B 12'' Mix) 6:18
3. That's The Way Love Goes (CJ FXTC Club Mix 12'') 6:24
4. That's The Way Love Goes (Macapella) 6:24
5. That's The Way Love Goes (CJ FXTC Instrumental) 6:16
6. That's The Way Love Goes (LP Version) 4:26

If you like the original, then you'll like this. It's not overdone, but not completely repetitive as some remixes can be. The song started off great, so it's hard to ruin it, and these remixes just help to offer you a different side to the song. There are more upbeat versions, so if you want it all slow, this may not be for you, but if you can handle a little faster (but not necessarily peppier) song, then buy it. It's a great single.

That's The Way Love Goes was Janet's biggest hit on The Billboard Hot 100.

This CD Single has 5 mixes and the LP Version. The mixes are all mixed by CJ Macintosh. He did a good job....sorta...

The track listing is like this:
1. CJ R&B 7" Mix (4:10)
2. CJ R&B 12" Mix (6:16)
3. CJ FXTC Club Mix 12" (6:22)
4. Macapella (6:22)
5. CJ FXTC Instrumental (6:14)
6. LP Version (4:26)

OK, I like the R&B Mixes, but the FXTC Mixes are too repetitive. The Macapella Mix sounds just like the R&B Mixes, except the fact that there's hardly any music...

And of course, the LP Version is fantastic!!!

There are three versions of the single, one packaged in a jewel case (the version I reviewed), the version in a slimline jewel case (which has the LP Version as Track 1, which knocks the mixes down one), and the version in a digipak (which has the same tracklisting as the slimline version).

A great song with beautiful remixes. I also recommend janet. remixes if you want to hear other remixes of hers from the janet. album

This is a must for all die-hard Janet fans you need to buy this now because it includes many rare and great Janet remixes. I have this and I listen to it all the time. Maximum pleasure created by the Velvet Queen. Peace!

This is the only song on "janet." that's worth buying. It's very catchy and jazzy and will make you want to sing. One of my favorite Janet Jackson songs ever recorded, next to "Son of a Gun". This marks the beginning of a new era for Janet. She leaves "Let's Wait Awhile" and starts heading to "All Nite (Don't Stop)". Although I can't honestly say it was a good move, I think that this song is simply amazing. Enough said.

this was my cut back in 93 hard to believe it's been 15 years. Janet Jackson had a cut with this song that still packs far more punch than the majority of the tracks she has since put out since. this cut had a nice hybrid of styles that complimented her vocal stylings.the re-mixes are tight and on point.

I thought this particular single for That's the way love goes was pretty boring with the exception of the macapella mix. All of the remixes sound alike I guess CJ Macintosh was the only one willing to rebirth the song. Another cd single was released for this song that contained better mixes simply called "We Aimsta Win" mixes done by Hank Shocklee (which had more of an urban sound for radio). One of the remixes can be heard on the 2 cd janet. album set that also contained a book. The album version of this song is a classic and when that happens who needs a remix?

That's The Way Love Goes was such a big hit in 1993, its only fitting that the remixes are tight as well. They are slightly repetitive but its a great single, and a must for fans of Miss Jackson.

Being a diehard Janet fan, I was fairly pleased with this title. The CJ 7 and 12 inch R&B Mixes both gave a more R&B feel to a song that already has the sorta beats to make your booty move. However the club mix does not entirely work out well, as it remains fairly monontonus throughout. It works better in its purely instrumental format. The macapella offers yet another alternative, however towards the end, understandably it resembles the R&B versions of the track. Perhaps additional remixes could have been offered in place of some of the repeated tracks. And at an import cost, with exception to the diehard Janet fans, it would probably be more worthwhile to buy janet or janet: remixed.